Wcms 844545

MOL Nursery, 7th Circle
REV. 1
VOLUME 3
METHOD OF MEASUREMENT
AND
BILLS OF QUANTITIES
MAY, 2022
METHOD OF MEASUREMENTS
CONTENTS
DIVISION GR GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
DIVISION 2 SITE CONSTRUCTION
DIVISION 3 CONCRETE
DIVISION 4 MASONRY
DIVISION 5 METALS
DIVISION 6 SPECIALIST WOOD WORKS
DIVISION 7 THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION
DIVISION 8 DOORS AND WINDOWS
DIVISION 9 FINISHES
MOL Nursery, 7th Circle 2 METHOD OF MEASUREMENT

AND BILLS OF QUANTITIES
DIVISION GR
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

DIVISION I - General Requirements
1. Principles of Measurement
1.1 The Works have been measured generally in accordance with the "Principles of
Measurement (International) for Works of Construction" dated June 1979 published by
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, U.K.
1.2 This method of measurement provides a uniform basis for measuring bills of quantities
for works of construction. More detailed information than is required by this document
may be given to define the precise nature of works or the circumstances under which it
is to be carried out.
1.3 Amendments to this method of measurement for use in a particular locality or adopted
for work not envisaged by this document shall be stated; an appendix is to be provided
for such amendments.
1.4 This method of measurement may be applied equally to the measurement of proposed
works and of complete works.
1.5 All measurements of the executed works called for in the Contract shall be based on
the unit price stated in the Bills of Quantities and made according to the specifications.
Any work done by the Contractor not requested in writing by the Engineer, shall not be
included in the measurement.
1.6 In the case of discrepancy in quantities of works performed by the contractor and those
shown on the drawings, and should such discrepancy by acceptable to the employer,
then the quantities agreed by the Engineer shall be taken into account in the
measurement of quantities.
2. Bills of Quantities
2.1 the objects of bills of quantities are:
a. To assist in the accurate preparation of tenders, by providing for measurement of

quantities on a uniform basis.
b. To provide a basis for the financial control of a project, in accordance with the
conditions of contract.
2.2 Bills of quantities shall describe and represent the works to be carried out; work which
cannot be measured accurately shall be described as approximate or given in bills of
approximate quantities.
2.3 Conditions of contract, drawings and specifications shall be provided with the bills of
quantities.
2.4 The section headings and classifications do not impose restrictions upon the format and
presentation of bills of quantities.

3. Measurement
3.1 Works shall be measured net as fixed in position and each measurement shall be taken
to nearest 10 millimeters; this principle shall not apply to dimension stated in
descriptions.
3.2 Unless otherwise stated, no deduction shall be made from items required to be
measured by area voids of less than 0.25 m2.
3.3 Minimum deductions of void shall refer only to voids within the edges of measured
areas; voids which are at the edges of measured area shall always be deducted,
irrespective of size.
3.4 These principles of measurement may be used with other units of measurement but the
particular amendments shall be stated.
3.5 Notwithstanding these principles of measurement, a separate minor building or
structure may be enumerated.
4. Items to be Fully Inclusive

4.1 Unless otherwise stated, all items shall be fully inclusive of all that is necessary to
fulfill the liabilities and obligations arising out of contract and shall include:
a) Labor and all associated costs.

b) materials, goods and all associated costs
c) provision of plant
d) temporary works
e) establishment charges, overheads and profit
Description of Items
4.2 Items which are required to be enumerated, or for which an item is required, shall be
fully described.
4.3 Items which are to be measured by length or depth shall state the cross-sectional size
and shape, girth or ranges of girths or such other information as may be appropriate.
4.4 Items which are to be measured by weight shall state the thickness or such other
information as may be appropriate.
4.5 Items which are to be measured by weight shall state the materials thickness or such
other information as may be appropriate
4.6 Notwithstanding this method of measurement, proprietary items may be measured in a
manner appropriate to the manufacturer’s tariff or customary practice.
4.7 The description of items in bills of quantities may refer to other documents or
drawings and any reference to such information shall be understood to fulfill any
requirement of this method of measurement, alternatively, reference may be made to
published information.

5. Day works
5.1 The cost of labor in day works shall be given as a sum; alternatively, a schedule of the
different categories of labor may be given containing a provision for hourly rates.
5.2 The cost of labor included in a sum or schedule shall include wages, bonuses and all
allowances paid to operative directly engaged on day works (including those operating
mechanical plant and transport) in accordance with the appropriate employment
agreement or, where no such agreement exists, the actual payments made to the work
people concerned.
5.3 The cost of materials in day works shall be given as a sum; alternatively, a schedule
may be given containing a provision for pricing different materials.
5.4 The cost of materials included in a sum or schedule shall be the net invoiced price,
including delivery to site.
5.5 The cost of constructional plant employed exclusively in day works shall be given
containing a provision for hourly rates for each category.
5.6 The cost of constructional plant included in a sum or schedule shall include fuel,
drivers, consumable stores, repairs, maintenance and insurance of plant.
5.7 An item shall be given for the addition of establishment charges, overheads and profit
to each of the sums or schedules of labor, materials, or plant.
5.8 Establishment charges, overhead’s and profit shall include:
a) Costs related to the employment of labor.

b) Costs related to the storage of materials, including handling and waste in storage.
c) Contractor’s administrative arrangements.
d) Constructional plant, except plant employed exclusively on day works.
e) Contractor’s facilities.
f) Temporary works.
g) Sundry items.
6. Conditions of Contract
6.1 The Tenderer is deemed to have covered in his unit rates all the requirements of the
Conditions of Contract.
7. Specification
7.1 The Tenderer is deemed to have covered in his unit rates all the requirements of the
technical specifications.

8. Restrictions
8.1 The Contractor shall allow in his unit rates for Restrictions, which shall include:
a) Access to a possession or use of the site.

b) Limitations of working space.
c) Limitations of working hours.
d) The maintenance of existing services on, under or over the site.
e) The execution of completion of the working in any specific order, sections or
phases,
f) Items of a like nature.
9. Contractor’s Administrative Arrangements

9.1 The Contractor shall allow in his unit rates for contractor’s administrative
arrangements, which shall include:
a. Site administration
b. Supervision.
c. Security.
d. Safety, health and welfare of work-people
e. Transport of work-people
10. Constructional Plant

10.1 The Contractor shall allow in his unit rates for constructional plant, which shall
include:
a) Small plant and tools.
b) Scaffolding.
c) Cranes and lifting plant.
d) Site transport.
e) Plant required for specific Trades.
11. Contractor’s Facilities

11.1 The Contractor shall allow in his unit rates for facilities required by the contractor,
which shall include:
a) Accommodation and buildings, including offices laboratories, compounds,
stores, Messrooms and living accommodation.
b) Temporary guard rails.
c) Temporary roads, including hard standings and crossings.
d) Water for the works; particulars shall be given if water will be supplied to the
contractor.
e) Lighting and power for the works, particulars shall be given if current will be
applied to the contractor.
f) Temporary telephones.
g) Any other facilities (e.g. signboards, progress, photographs . . . etc.).

Temporary Works
11.2 The Contractor shall allow in his unit rates for temporary works which shall
include:
a) Traffic diversion
b) Access roads
c) Bridges
d) Cofferdams
e) Pumping.
f) Compressed air for tunneling
12. Sundry Items

12.1 The contractor shall allow in his unit rates for sundry items, which shall include:
a) Testing of materials
b) Testing of the works.
c) Protecting the works from inclement weather.
d) Removing rubbish, protective casings and coverings and cleaning the works at
completion.
e) Traffic regulations.
f) Maintenance of public and private roads.
g) Drying out the works.
h) Control of noise and pollution.
i) All statutory obligations.

DIVISION 2
SITE CONSTRUCTION

DIVISION 2 - Site Construction
Selective Structure Demolition:
Each kind of item is given separately as the BOQ

DIVISION 3
CONCRETE

DIVISION 3 - Concrete
1. Concrete Reinforcement
1.1 Bar reinforcement
High yield and mild steel bar reinforcement is given separately.
Bar reinforcement is given in Tons.
The unit rate is deemed to include:
- Preparing schedules for bar bending.
- Fixing bars in any position and in any member.
- Fixing bars horizontally, vertically and sloping.
- Any diameter, section and length of bars.
- Forming straight bent and curved bars and links.
- Cutting, lapping and jointing (including special joints)
- Hooks, tying wire, spacers, chairs and the like.
- The weight of surface treatments and rolling margin.
2. In Situ Concrete
Each class of concrete is given separately, stating the kind of cement and whether
plain or reinforced.
Wall and column kickers are included with the measurement of walls and columns
respectively.
Columns are measured from top of slab to underside of beams or slab above.
Unless otherwise stated in B.O.Q. in situ concrete is given in cubic meters measured
net except that deductions are not made for the following:
- Reinforcement.
- Steel sections of area not exceeding 0.50 m2
- Cast in accessories.
- Voids not exceeding 0.05 m3 volume

- Formwork to all surfaces, edges, sloping, tops, grooves, end of walls, sides of
voids, opening and the like.
- Designing mixes.
- Any method of pouring, placing, compacting and curing.
- Pouring on or against earth or unblended hard-core.
- Any thickness, cross-sectional area or number of members.
- Horizontal, sloping and vertical.
- Placing or finishing to falls and cross falls.
- Extra width of concrete or formwork to edges of blinding beds.
- Formwork, left in Formwork or other form of temporary support to top of sloping

upper surfaces of blinding beds.
- Day joints (construction joints) and joints required in the forming of bays
including Formwork and treatment of reinforcement crossing the joint.
- All labors on concrete including working around pipes or cables, cutting

channels, chases, pockets and holes and including subsequent grouting or filling
and making good.
- All sleeves for first-fix electromechanical permanent works are included.

DIVISION 4
MASONARY

Division 4- Masonry
BLOCK WORKS
Generally
1.1 Block works shall be measured net as indicated in the BOQ built in position for
the various thickness specified, including mortar, metal lath, corner beads, lentils,
reinforcement steel, measured by meter square.
- Mortar for bedding and jointing.

- Fine sand to be filled in cavities
- Raking out joints or leaving rough joints to form key
- Battering work (i.e. sloping with parallel sides)
- Temporary strutting to work used as Formwork
- Joint reinforcement in reinforced work
- Overhand building
- Forming cavities in hollow walls and between wall and other work, including providing
wall ties, and closing cavities at ends, tops and around openings including extra
materials
- Bonding ends of walls to other work including providing ties reinforcement and
anchorage or other fixings and extra material in bonding
- Pinning up load bearing walls to structural soffits and filling voids with mortar
- Reveals, angles and intersections
- Rough and fair cutting
- Grooves, throats, mortices, chases, rebates, holes, stops, mitres and the like
- Labors in returns, ends and angles
- Building in or cutting and pinning ends of lintels, sills, bearing bars, steps, timbers,
steel sections and the like
- Templates for forming openings and lift shafts, centering, and temporary supported
protection to built-in frames
- Fixings in position
- Labors, tools, scaffolding, and overhead and profit

DIVISION 5
METALS

Division 5- Metals
1. Metal fabrications, and the like
1.1 Each kind of work is given separately, stating the kind of material and finish as
delivered.
1.2 Each item is given separately. Dimensions and details are stated in descriptions,
where necessary, to identify the work.
1.3 Rates for measured work are deemed to include the costs of:
surface treatments applied as part of the production process, finishes, where part of the
item as delivered, grooves, splays, chamfers, mouldings, angles, fixings, fastenings and
gaskets, cutting and fitting around obstructions, protection.
Labors, tools, and overhead and profit

DIVISION 6
SPECIALIST WOOD WORKS

Division 6 – Specialist Wood Works
1. Generally
delivered.
1.2 Dimensions and details are stated in descriptions, where necessary, to identify the
work. Dimensions stated for wood are deemed to be finished sizes unless stated as
nominal.
surface treatments and preservative treatments applied as part of the production process,
finishes, where part of the item as delivered,
rebates, grooves, splays, chamfers, mouldings, angles, fixings, fastenings and gaskets, cutting
and fitting around obstructions, protection.
Labors, tools, and overhead and profit
2. Wood Cabinets
1.1 Each kind and type of cabinet is given separately.
1.2 Dimensions, types and details are stated in descriptions, where necessary, to
identify the work.
1.4 Cabinets are enumerated.
all component parts, finishing including applied finishes, ironmongery and accessories,
providing everything necessary for jointing, sealant and pointing,
adjusting, easing and lubricating, cleaning on completion,
placing and fixing in final position, extra material and labour in secure anchorage,
product data, shop drawings and samples, protection.

DIVISION 7
THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION

Division 7- Thermal and moisture protection
1. Thermal and moisture protection:

Each kind of thermal and moisture protection items are given separately stating the type
of material.
The thermal and moisture protection items are given in square meters unless otherwise
indicated measured the area in contact with the base. No deduction is made for voids not
exceeding 0.25 m2.
1.1 Thermal Insulation

Shall be measured in square meter
- Surface preparation
- Fixings
- Accessories
- All necessary related works shown on the drawings and called for in the
Specifications
1.2 Modified Bitumen Membrane Waterproofing

- All overlaps
- Preparation of surfaces
- Priming
- Rich coat of hot bitumen and necessary Torch Application.
- All necessary related works shown on the drawings and called for in the
Specifications
1.3 Geotextile sheets

- All necessary related works as specified and to the Engineer’s approval.

DIVISION 8
DOORS AND WINDOWS

DIVISION 8- Doors and Windows
delivered. Windows, doors, screens, access hatches, skylights and the like which
include associated frames or linings and ironmongery are each so described.
1.2 Each type of unit is given separately. Dimensions and details are stated in descriptions,
where necessary, to identify the work. Dimension stated for wood are deemed to be
finished sizes unless stated as nominal.
1.3 Multi-leafed doors are counted as one door type.
1.4 Windows, doors, screens, access hatches, skylights, louvers and the like are enumerated
or given in enumerated.
1.5 Door frames, architraves and linings are included in unit price.
frames, sills, louvres, doors, opening portions and insect screens, where supplied with
the unit,
glazing beads, gaskets, weather strips, flashings, architraves, trims and the like
accessories, where supplied with the unit,
glass and glazing, where supplied with the unit,
ironmongery and operating equipment, where supplied with the unit, hardware sets
and all sundry ironmongery, where supplied with the unit, fitting and hanging doors,
surface treatments and preservative treatments applied as part of the production process,
finishes, where part of the unit as delivered, priming backs of frames and the like,
rebates, grooves, splays, chamfers, mouldings and the like labours on wood including
ends, angles,
sub-frames, packing’s, bearers, grounds and the like,
fixing and fastening, bedding, jointing and pointing including providing materials,
cutting and fitting around obstructions, firestopping to door frames and doors.

DIVISION 9
FINISHES

DIVISION 9- Finishes:
1. Gypsum board
1.1 Each kind of lining is given separately. Work which includes moisture resistant
treatment and the like are each so described.
1.2 Panels and other special features are each given separately.
1.3 Lining to sides of openings, to projections, nibs, recesses and rebates, and to steps in
surfaces is included with the measurement of work to the adjacent surface.
1.4 Thickness and height of partitions are stated in descriptions. Partitions boarded one
side and boarded both sides are each so described.
1.5 Dimensions, types and details of features are stated in descriptions, where necessary, to
identify the work.
1.6 Partitions are given in square meters measured the mean length and over
obstructions. No deduction is made for voids which do not extend the full height.
fixings including head and sole plates, studs, stiffening sections, firings and
channels, fixings for heavy fittings, and other fixing materials,
jointing including fair joints, jointing battens, fillets, beads and the like,
joint and reinforcing tape,
finishing including plaster for dabs, filling and finishing,
work at any height above floor level,
work of any width, height or girth,
working overhand.
2. Plaster and cement the unit rate is deemed to include:
2.1 Cement sand plaster materials as specifications section (plaster guides should be for
walls and ceilings).
2.2 All mixes mentioned in specification section.
2.3 Metal accessories, expansion joints and anchorages as specified in the specifications.
2.4 Completion of the work as specified.
2.5 Angles beads, casing stops and wire mesh
2.6 All necessary related works and materials.

3. Floor and Wall Tiling – Generally
3.1 Each kind of tiling and slab is given separately. Patterned work and work in multi-
colors are each so described stating the nature of the work.
3.2 Works to each of the following is given separately:

floors,
treads, risers,
channels,
skirtings,
saddles,
walls, including attached columns,
isolated columns,
isolated beams,
ceilings, including soffits, sides and soffits of attached beams, and soffits of
staircases and landings.
3.3 Works to side of openings, to projections, nibs, recesses, and rebates and the like is
included with the measurement of works to the adjacent surface.
3.4 Thickness, dimensions, types and details are stated in descriptions where necessary
to identify the work.
3.5 Work to floors, walls, ceilings, isolated columns, isolated beams and the like is given
in square meters measured on the exposed face. No deduction is made for voids not
exceeding 0.50m2.
work at any height above floor level, setting out,
extra work involved in patterned work and work in multi-colors, work of any width,
height and girth,
special and non-standard tiles and slabs,

slabs and tiling laid to falls and cross falls
raking and vertical work to string, aprons and the like,
sand leveling bed, cement-sand screeds,
adhesive and fixing materials and/or devices,
bedding and fixing including bedding and backing mortars,
all cutting including circular cutting,
internal and external angles, intersections, joints,
division strips and anti-slip nosings,
jointing, grouting, cleaning, sealing,
grinding and polishing including working overhand and working over and around
obstructions,
temporary support, supports for roof paving,
shop drawings, samples and test results, protection

4. Painting – Generally
1.1 Painting is measured in square meters for the net area covered. Work to narrow widths
will be incorporated in the measurement.
1.2 Painting for all metal and wooden works shall not be measured separately, but shall be
deemed included with the related measured works.
internal and external work,
preparatory work,
method of application,
rubbing down between coats, easing,
work required to be carried out before fixing, whether on or off site,
stopping, filling and priming,
priming backs of frames, edges of rebates and beads and bottoms of doors,
work in multi-colors, defined as the application of more than one colour on

an individual surface or in one room,
removing ironmongery from surfaces to be decorated and re-fixing,
masking adjacent surfaces,
samples and product data, protection.

BILLS OF QUANTITIES
TENDER REQUIREMENTS:
1. Contractor shall rebuild stones in the demolished areas to match

the existing case or as per architectural drawings requirements.
2. Contractor shall start demolishing by utilizing machine that does

not create dynamic vibration such as electrical digger.
3. Contractor to examine and confirm actual floor build up in all

locations within one week of commencement on site this plan is
based on the assumption that there are Terrazzo tiles below PVC
and carpet, and below raised floor in toilet and kitchen areas.
4. Contractor to examine proposed demolished walls, and propose

pracing if required, to Architects’ approval.
5. Contractor to seek professional structural advice on proposed

demolition, Contractor to provide Structural Engineer's
assessment and approval prior to commencing works.
6. Relationship between Main Contractor and other Subcontractors

shall be cooperative without any objection from Main Contractor
upon Engineer supervision and directions.
7. The Client is not bound to pay claims (overheads and profit) for
Main Contractor on activities supplied and installed by other
Subcontractors appointed directly by Client.
9. Main Contractor shall remove all waste materials and debris from
site to location approved by the concerned authorities (cost shared
with Subcontractors).
BILLS OF QUANTITIES
INDEX
BILL No. 1 Preliminaries
BILL No. 2 Site Construction
BILL No. 3 Concrete Works
BILL No. 4 Masonry
BILL No. 5 Specialist Metal Works
BILL No. 6 Specialist Wood Works
BILL No. 7 Thermal and Moisture Protection
BILL No. 8 Doors and Windows
BILL No. 9 Finishes
BILL No. 12 Furniture
Dayworks
Summary
BILL NO. 1
Preliminaries
BILL No.1 - PRELIMINARIES
ITEM QTY UNIT RATE TOTAL (JD)
PRELIMINARIES
General Notes on Preliminaries
These Preliminaries are applicable to the whole of the

Works. If the Tenderer wishes to price any of the
items contained herein then each such item, clause or
sub-clause must be individually priced. The Tenderer
shall not enter any lump sums covering more than one
A or all items, clauses or sub-clauses. Where any item,
clause or sub-clause of the Preliminaries has not been
priced, it will be deemed that the value of such item,
clause or sub-clause is included in the rates for
measured items elsewhere in the Bills of Quantities.
Form of Tender
The Contractor shall describe and list below and price

herein any obligations contained in Form of Tender
B and Appendix for which he has not allowed elsewhere
and wishes to price separately.
Instructions to Tenderers

herein any obligations contained in the Instructions to
C
Tenderers for which he has not allowed elsewhere and
wishes to price separately.
Form of Agreement
herein any obligations contained in the Form of
D
Agreement for which he has not allowed elsewhere
and wishes to price separately.
Conditions of Contract
herein any obligations contained in the Conditions of
E
Contract for which he has not allowed elsewhere and
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PRELIMINARIES [cont'd]
Drawings

herein any obligations contained on the drawings for
A which he has not allowed elsewhere and wishes to
price separately.
Specifications

herein any obligation contained in the Specifications
B
for which he has not allowed elsewhere and wishes to
price separately.
Preambles

herein any obligation contained in the Preambles for
C
which he has not allowed elsewhere and wishes to
price separately.
Bills of Quantities

herein any obligations contained in the Bills of
D
Quantities for which he has not allowed elsewhere and
Pricing Generally
The Contractor shall satisfy himself as to the meaning of every
item in the Bills of Quantities, and the rates and prices inserted
by him will be deemed to cover all his obligations under the
Contract and all matters and things necessary for the proper
construction, and completion of the Works including, but not
by way of limitation, all temporary work required (including
any that may be required by Sub-Contractors). The prices
shall include for all materials and labour and for the provision
and use of all plant - whether mechanical or non-mechanical -
required for the expeditious carrying out of the Works in their
proper sequence - for shifting, altering and adapting such
temporary work and plant as may be required during the
progress of the Works and removing at completion and
making good any surfaces disturbed; and if not included in
A any prices inserted against the Conditions of Contract Clauses
above; for the guarantees, insurances and bonds required; for
the costs of preparing a tender; for the work in connection
with measurements and the final account; for profit; and for all
other establishment charges and on costs of whatever nature.
No claim for additional payment will be allowed for any error
or misunderstanding by the Contractor in these respects. The
selected Contractor will be required to provide the Engineer
with a full and detailed Tender breakdown upon being
awarded the Contract. This Tender breakdown is to show the
actual calculations of the Preliminaries, the labour, plant and
material costs of the Works, the build-up of measured rates
with on-costs and overheads and any other allowances used to
arrive at the Tender Sum.
INCLUDED
Items in Bills Not Basis for Ordering Materials
The Contractor shall not use the items given in the Bill
of Quantities as a basis for ordering materials until he
B has satisfied himself from the drawings and the INCLUDED
specification that the items given are covered the
whole work to be executed.
Construction Plant and Tools
The Contractor shall provide all constructional plant,

lifting equipment, transport facilities, tools and
A INCLUDED
services, required for the proper execution of the
Works.
The facilities shall include the provision of protective

B clothing and safety equipment. INCLUDED
The Contractor shall be responsible for delivery to the

Site all constructional plant which he needs to carry
out the Works. This responsibility shall include
C shipment, customs clearance, off-loading, loading, INCLUDED
handling, transportation to site and the removal of all
redundant plant on completion of the Works.
The Contractor shall immediately replace at his own

D cost all items or equipment that become defective for INCLUDED
the required duties.
No Objection Certificate(s)
The Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining No
A Objection Certificate(s) from all relevant services and other INCLUDED
authorities for the enabling works, demolition etc.
Temporary Roads
The Contractor shall prepare and maintain such temporary
roads as may be necessary from the Site to the nearest road
and also within the Site and shall obtain the necessary
B INCLUDED
Municipality approvals. The roads shall be positioned in
accordance with the Engineer's instructions and shall be
kept free for access at all times.
Temporary Works
The Contractor is responsible for the design, construction,

maintenance and removal of all temporary works. The
Contractor shall submit to the Engineer his proposals for all
temporary works for approval. The Engineer's approval
C will in no way relieve the Contractor of his responsibility
INCLUDED
for the safety of the Works, operatives, adjoining property,

structure or services and compliance with appropriate
regulations and Codes of Practice.
Site Survey and Setting Out

Topographical survey
As soon as the Contract has been signed, the Contractor
shall check and confirm the accuracy of the existing ground
D INCLUDED
levels that are shown on the drawings.
Geotechnical Survey
The Contractor will be deemed to have examined the
reports, familiarized himself with the Site, satisfied himself
E as to the nature of the existing ground levels and subsoil INCLUDED
and carried out any additional investigations and any
verifications as he considers necessary.
Surveying Equipment
The Contractor shall provide and keep on Site an
adequate supply of surveying instruments for the proper
execution of the Works. The instruments shall all be in
A proper adjustment and always kept in perfect working INCLUDED
order and they shall be immediately available for use by
the Engineer whenever required, together with all
necessary assistance.
Existing Services
The Contractor shall take such measures and exercise
such care to protect the Site as shown on the Site plans
B during the course of the Works as directed by and to the INCLUDED
entire satisfaction of the Engineer including determining
and recording all existing on site services routes.
The Contractor shall be responsible for the protection of

all existing services within the Site and shall make good
any damage to existing services resulting form his
carrying out of the Works to the satisfaction of the
Engineer and relevant authority. The Contractor shall be
C INCLUDED
responsible for giving notice to the relevant authority
where temporary or permanent re-routing of existing
services is found to be necessary and shall provide
attendance upon any contractor employed to carry out
such re-routing.
Site Area
The Contractor's activities shall be confined to the Site
area within the limits of the Site hoarding. Throughout
the period of construction of the Works, the Contractor
shall maintain the whole area of his operations in a clean,
tidy and safe condition by arranging his materials in an
D orderly manner. All rubbish, waste material, debris, etc., INCLUDED
shall be systematically cleared off the working areas as it
accumulates and, if not removed directly from the Site,
shall be deposited at collecting points allocated by the
Engineer pending removal from the Site.
Temporary Hoardings
The Contractor shall provide all temporary fencing,
hoardings, fans, planked footways, guard rails, gantries
and the like as may be necessary for protecting the public
A INCLUDED
or occupants for the proper execution of the Works and
for meeting the requirements of any service or other
authority and to the approval of the Engineer.
B Site hoarding shall be as directed by the Engineer. INCLUDED

The Contractor shall allow for obtaining approvals for
hoardings and fencing from the Municipality and
C INCLUDED
Authorities having jurisdiction.
The Contractor shall allow for co-ordination with the

D adjoining site owner(s).
INCLUDED
Site Sign Boards (OPTIONAL)

The Contractor shall provide and maintain one sign
board for the Site, consisting of painted steel board plate,
steel tubular section, steel angles, size about 2.00 x 4.00m
E high all painted with two coats white oil paint back and INCLUDED
front and supported above the ground with steel framing
and struts painted matt black and set into the ground and
fixed in concrete foundations with all necessary flood
lights.
The boards shall be lettered by a skilled sign writer in
Arabic and English to the Engineer approval and shall
include:
(a) The Project's Name. ‫مبنى سكني خاص‬

(b) The Project details.
(c) The Employer's Name.
(d) The Consultant's Name & Sub-consultants Names.
(e) The Contractor's Name & Sub- contractor's Names.
Large scale layouts are to be submitted to the Consultant

for approval before manufacture. No advertising material
other than the above will be permitted.
No other notice boards or advertisements on or around
F INCLUDED
the Site will be permitted.
Electrical Power and Lighting
The Contractor shall arrange and provide for an adequate
temporary supply of all necessary electrical power and
lighting for the Works including the works of all Sub-
Contractors nominated and otherwise and for paying all
A INCLUDED
charges for the consumption of electricity or supplying,
operating and maintaining generators at his own expense
including for all testing and commissioning and until final
handing over of the Works.
Any additional lighting for the inspection of the Works shall be
B provided as instructed by the Engineer. INCLUDED
The Contractor shall give all requisite notices, arrange for the
necessary connections and installation of meters, pay all fees
and charges in connection therewith and all charges for
current used. The method of distribution of electric supplies
around the site, the type of equipment used, safety measures,
C reduced voltage requirements, planning and programming INCLUDED
shall conform with the requirements of the local authority.
Any interruption of electricity supply is at the Contractor's risk
and it is his responsibility to effect all temporary supplies as
necessary during the power outages.
Water
The Contractor shall arrange for a temporary supply of water
suitable for the Works, including the works of all Sub-
Contractors nominated and otherwise, throughout the
duration of the project and including for all testing and
commissioning and until final handing over. Furthermore, the
contractor shall pay all charges for the consumption of water
D INCLUDED
used. The Contractor shall be responsible for supplying and
maintaining equipment including any necessary pumps,
storage tanks, distribution pipe work, etc., required for the
execution of the Works. The Contractor shall also clear away
all temporary work on completion and make good all work
disturbed.
The Contractor shall give all requisite notices, arrange for
the necessary connections and installation of meters, pay
E INCLUDED
all fees and charges in connection therewith and all charges
for water used.
Any interruption of the water supply is at the Contractor's risk
F and it is his responsibility to effect all temporary supplies INCLUDED
necessary.
Assistance and Instruments for Engineer's

Representative
The Contractor shall provide at all times for the duration of

the Contract all such chainmen, staff men, workmen and
A INCLUDED
survey instruments as may be required for the proper
construction and completion of the Works.
The Contractor shall provide the services for a full time

E attendant for general office duties and cleaning and the INCLUDED
supply of refreshments.
F The Contractor shall provide 2 full size sets of drawings. INCLUDED
Security
The Contractor shall be fully responsible for the security of
the Site and the Works, the Contractor's site offices, stores,
A INCLUDED
workshops, and shall allow for protecting the Site and
Works from unauthorized entry.
The Contractor shall control the labour force to ensure that

B it does not cause a nuisance or trespass on to adjacent INCLUDED
property.
The Contractor shall provide all necessary watching and
lighting by day and by night to protect the Works from
damage and to protect all public and private traffic on and
C INCLUDED
in the vicinity of the Works. Necessary warning signs and
barriers are to be provided.
The Contractor shall take all precautions to prevent the

outbreak of fire and shall provide adequate fire fighting
appliances on site at strategic and clearly defined points to
D INCLUDED
the approval of the Engineer. The Contractor shall also take
all necessary precautions against fire as required by the
Insurance Company insuring the Works.
Labour and Materials
The Contractor shall provide such labour, materials and
transport as the Engineer's Representative may require to
E assist him in carrying out tests and checks on materials and INCLUDED
workmanship and setting out and measurement of the
Works.
Tests
The Contractor shall submit a weekly report in writing to
the Engineer, in an agreed form, giving daily and weekly
records of the following items:
- Number of men employed on the Site divided into staff,
tradesmen and others.
- Accidents to employees reportable by statute.
- Weather conditions on each day and night.
A - Progress of the Works in general terms. INCLUDED
- Plant on Site.
- Materials on Site.
- Materials orders schedule showing date order was
placed, expected delivery date and present status for
all the materials required for the project. This report is
to be submitted before the third day of the following
week.
The Contractor shall submit to the Engineer each month a

B INCLUDED
report comprising the following:-
* Progress chart.
* Progress photographs (as described above)
* Statement regarding the progress of the Works.
* Extent and nature of the Work completed.
* Any problems relating to the Works (with adequate
documentation if applicable).
* Records of materials, equipment and plant tested with
copies of the test results.
* Detailed schedule of work to be performed during the
coming month and a general listing of work to be
performed during the coming three months
* The Contractor shall submit to the Engineer, in addition to
the monthly report a report at quarterly intervals which
will provide more general information about the Works.
The content and format of all Reports shall be subject to the
approval of the Engineer.
Samples
When so required by the Engineer, samples of goods
A or materials are to be provided at the Contractor's INCLUDED
expense in accordance with specifications.
Permits
The Contractor shall obtain and pay for all necessary
permits, inspections and tests for the proper
B INCLUDED
installation of his work, as may be required by the
various administrative authorities having jurisdiction.
Progress Photographs
The Contractor shall provide the Engineer with

progress photographs showing work in progress on
C INCLUDED
the site from viewpoints selected by the Engineer in
accordance with the specifications.
Shop Drawings and Method Statements

The Contractor, prior to commencement of the trade
package, shall submit for approval of the Engineer, the
Method Statements, shop drawings and all other details
as required. Approval by the Engineer of such Method
Statements and shop drawings shall not relieve the
D INCLUDED
Contractor of his obligations and shall not give rise to any
additional costs and time implications unless such
implications are specifically brought to the notice of the
Engineer at the time of submission of such drawings,
Method Statements and other details.
Scaffolding
The Contractor shall provide, erect, maintain,
dismantle and clear away at completion proper and
adequate scaffolding for his own use and for the use of
all the Sub-Contractors nominated and otherwise. Any
E holes shall be made good to match the adjacent INCLUDED
surfaces as the scaffolding is dismantled. The
Contractor shall be entirely responsible for all safety
precautions in connection with scaffolding and for its
entire sufficiency for the work.
Records
During the progress of the Works, the Contractor shall
keep at his own cost, records of all details and
A dimensions of the Works as constructed and shall at INCLUDED
any time submit such of the records to the Engineer as
he may require.
In addition to those records which are specifically

required by the Specification to be kept (e.g. test cubes of
concrete, air temperatures, etc.,) a Site record shall be
kept of the completion dates of the various works in each
trade, with particular reference to work which requires
B INCLUDED
time for drying out, such as solid backgrounds which
receive in-situ screeds and finishing's, including the
completion times of the individual layers of such
application. These records shall be provided at a
minimum of one monthly intervals.
Periodical Reports
C The Contractor shall provide weekly reports as well. INCLUDED
Protection
Adequate protection against any form of damage or
deterioration shall be provided for all sections of the
D Works. This shall include protective tapes, casings, INCLUDED
guard rails and the like, which shall be provided if
necessary.
The Contractor shall take all reasonable and proper steps

for the protection of all places on or about the Works
which may be dangerous to his workmen or any other
E INCLUDED
persons or to traffic. The Contractor shall provide and
maintain signs, red warning lamps, traffic signals and
barricades as necessary in such places.
Cleaning the works

On completion of the Contract, the Works shall be
completely cleared and swept clean, all debris arising
F INCLUDED
is to be removed from Site to the complete satisfaction
of the Engineer.
First Aid
The Contractor shall provide a temporary first aid post

properly equipped and manned by a competent
A person. The facility shall display a large red crescent INCLUDED
and prominent lettering "FIRST AID" in English and
Arabic, in red on a white background.
Accidents
The Contractor shall promptly report to the Engineer
any accident whatsoever and he shall make the
necessary arrangements to obtain medical help and
B transport to a hospital. A full statement, giving full INCLUDED
details of the accident, including statements of
witnesses shall be promptly submitted to the Engineer.
If any claim is made by any one against the Contractor

or any Sub-Contractor, the Contractor shall promptly
C INCLUDED
report the facts in writing to the Engineer giving full
details of the claim.
Labour Procurement
The Contractor shall allow for procuring all labour

required to execute the Works and shall pay all
D INCLUDED
charges in connection with the employment and
discharge of such labour.
Local Authority Workmen

The Contractor shall allow access to workmen
E employed by the local or other authorities and INCLUDED
providing them with attendance as required.
As-Built Drawings
The Contractor shall provide "As Built" drawings in

F accordance with the Specification. INCLUDED
Clearing away Rubbish

Allow for clearing away rubbish at regular intervals
during the progress of the Works and at completion
A INCLUDED
and for leaving the Site and perimeter tidy at
completion.
Working with Other Contractors

The Contractor is understood to be aware that he will
not have the sole use of the Site and is understood to
B INCLUDED
have allowed for working with all the other separately
employed Contractors.
Insurances
The Contractor shall allow for insurances in
C INCLUDED
accordance with the requirements of the Contract.
Supervision of Other Works
The Contractor shall provide staff suitably qualified to

supervise each section of the Works or works of other
D parties to ensure full compliance with the Specification INCLUDED
and the Tender/ Contract Documents.
The Contractor shall submit a Curriculum Vitae for the

Engineer's approval for each member of staff to be
E employed on the Project for supervision of the Works INCLUDED
and the works of other parties.
Performance Bond
The Contractor shall allow for the provision of the

F performance bond in accordance with the INCLUDED
requirements of the Contract.
Programme
The contractor shall prepare a comprehensive
construction programme setting out the schedule for
A completion of the Works including that of all Sub- INCLUDED
Contractors and identifying all critical activities all in
accordance with the Contract.
Provide detailed short term programme set out in

working days for a two week period. Submit two
weeks in advance.
Record actual progress at weekly intervals against

scheduled activities.
Submit a delivery programme for all imported material.
Submit a complete schedule of Contractor's drawings

indicating necessary approval dates.
Submit at weekly intervals a schedule of information

required.
Hold site meetings at weekly intervals. Submit at these

meetings a detailed report of progress, information
requirements, delivery schedules and drawings
approvals or other such items requested by the
Engineer.
Monitor the progress of design work, working

drawings of all Sub-Contractors and suppliers.
Make visits as necessary to the work places of the Sub-

Contractors and suppliers to inspect quality, progress
and delivery in relation to the detailed design
programme and report regularly to the Engineer.
Any other Conditions or Items
The Contractor shall separately list and price below

A any other Conditions or Items considered to have a INCLUDED
monetary value.
BILL NO. 2
Site Construction
BILL NO.(2) SITE CONSTRUCTION
ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT RATE TOTAL (JD)
024119- SELECTIVE STRUCTURE DEMOLITION
INTERNAL DEMOLISHING WORKS

FLOOR TILES
Carefully dismantle and remove floor tiles to reveal existing

slab on grade complete, price to include removing raised
floors, PVC floors, Carpet, mortar, filling materials, and all
electro-mechanical installations under floors, removing
debris from site to location approved by the concerned
authorities, complete as shown on drawings & Engineer
approval.
A Floor tiles 155 m2
CONCRETE BLOCK WALLS
Carefully demolish and remove concrete block walls, price

to include repairing and making good sides of walls and
ceiling to receive new condition, removing debris from site
to location approved by the concerned authorities, complete
as shown on drawings & Engineer approval.
B Concrete block walls 6 m2
Carefully cut and make opening in concrete walls (saw cut)

as per drawings and engineer instructions, price to include
repairing and making good sides of walls to receive new
condition, removing debris from site to location approved
by the concerned authorities, complete as shown on
drawings & Engineer approval.
C Door opening size (145Wx65H)cm 1 no.
GYPSUM BOARD PATITION
Carefully demolish and remove internal gypsum board

partitions complete, price to include removing debris from
site to location approved by the concerned authorities,
complete as shown on drawings & Engineer approval.
D Internal gypsum board partitions 175 m2
Carried to Collection (JD)
INTERNAL DEMOLISHING WORKS
ALUMINUIM WINDOWS
Carefully dismantle and remove aluminum windows

complete, price to include removing frame and handling
material to the Client for future reuse, complete as shown on
A Aluminum windows LS LS
WOODEN DOORS
Carefully dismantle and remove wooden doors complete,
price to include removing frame, sub-frame, architrave,
lipping, ironmongery, hardware set and handling material
to the Client for future reuse complete as shown on
B Wooden doors 10 no.
FALSE CEILING
Carefully dismantle and remove false ceiling, price to
include removing suspension system, insulation, cleaning
and repairing ceiling to receive new materials, handling
material to the Client for future reuse and all necessary
complete as shown on drawings and as Engineer approval.
(Contractor has to handle extruded polystyrene insulation
to The Client to be reused within new ceiling build up where
indicated and where required)
C False ceiling 195 m2
ROOF COVERING
Carefully dismantle and remove part of the existing roof
covering, cut to size and install again as per the drawings
price to include removing flashings, gutter, sheets, silicone,
handling material to the Client for future reuse and all
related materials, complete as shown on drawings &
Engineer approval.
D Existing roof covering 31 m2
Carefully remove existing flashings and gutters, price to

include handling material to the Client for future reuse and
all necessary complete as shown on drawings & Engineer
approval.
E Existing flashings removal LS LS
EXTERNAL DEMOLISHING WORKS (PERIMETER WALL)

PERIMETER WALL DEMOLISHING
Carefully dismantle and remove existing metal railing, price

to include storing railing to be reused at new structure and
all necessary complete as shown on drawings & Engineer
approval.
A Metal railing, approx. Length 4.85 m 1 Item
Carefully demolish and remove concrete fillet between

outer stone face and concrete pavement tiles, price to
include all necessary and removing debris from site to
location approved by the concerned authorities. Complete
as shown on drawings & Engineer approval.
B Concrete fillet between outer stone face and concrete pavement tiles 1 Item
Carefully dismantle and remove existing stone coping price

to include all necessary complete as shown on drawings &
Engineer approval.
C Stone coping 21 lm
Carefully dismantle and set aside first row of concrete

pavement tiles (adjacent to stone wall) to be installed
following works, to allow for proper construction of new
wall complete, price to include all necessary complete as
shown on drawings & Engineer approval.
D First row of concrete pavement tiles (adjacent to stone wall) 5 m2
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TOTAL BILL NO. 2 - SITE CONSTRUCTION

Carried to General Summary (JD)
BILL NO. 3
Concrete Works
BILL NO. 3 - CONCRETE WORK
033000 - CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE
REINFORCED CONCRETE
Reinforced cast-in-place concrete "C25" 25 N/mm2 at

28 days compressive strength with Portland cement,
price to include all necessary formwork complete as
per specification, drawings and Engineer approval.
A For foundation and wall 10 m3
REINFORCEMENT
Deformed high yield reinforcement steel bars (FY 420
N/mm2) grade 60 price to include bending, hooks,
tying wire, distance blocks and spacers, any
overlapping not shown on drawings and as Engineer
approval.
B Various diameters 1 Tons
TOTAL BILL NO. 3 - CONCRETE WORK

BILL NO. 4
Masonry
BILL NO. 4 - MASONRY
042000 - UNIT MASONRY
BLOCKWORK
Hollow concrete block walls in cement and sand mortar,

price to include all cutting, bonding, control and expansion
joints, bond beams, concrete jambs, concrete lintels and
steel reinforcement, complete as shown on drawings, as per
specifications and as Engineer approval.
A Block walls 100mm thick 18 m

2
044200 - EXTERIOR STONE CLADDING
STONE WORKS (PERIMETER WALL)
Supply and install 4cm thick Ajlouni Stone wall courses,

(rear surface to be scored to provide key), first grade, to
match existing Mufajjar stone courses, Stone courses to be
toothed in to existing wall, price to include removing stone
courses to sides of columns at new wall (saw cut) for proper
bonding with new RC structure element, reinforced concrete
backing, mortar, cutting, pointing, all necessary fixings,
fittings and accessories complete as shown on drawing and
Engineer's approval .
B 4cm thick Ajlouni Stone wall 11 m2
First quality honed coping to match existing, 3cm thick,

Price to include fixing, fittings and all necessary complete as
shown on drawings as per specifications and Engineer
approval.
C Honed coping, 3cm thick 25 lm
Supply and install concrete fillet below tile level, price to

include fixing, fittings and all necessary complete as shown
on drawings and Engineer approval.
D Concrete fillet below tile level for wall and columns 21 lm
Sand blast to clean existing rear stone face, price to include

all necessary complete as shown on drawings and Engineer
approval.
E Sand blast to clean existing rear stone face 11 m2
TOTAL BILL NO. 4 - MASONRY

BILL No. 5
Specialist Metal Works

BILL NO. 5 - SPECIALIST METAL WORKS
055000 - METAL FABRICATIONS
EXISTING STEEL STRUCTURE PAINT AND MAINTENANCE
Supply, apply first quality fire rated paint for existing

steel roof, price to include steel structure
maintenance, sand blast to remove existing paint, fire
rated paint, preparation works, under coats, complete
as shown on drawings and Engineer approval.
A Fire rated paint for existing steel structure LS LS
Supply and install first quality new flashings and

gutters for existing steel roof as per manufacturers
recommendations, price to include all necessary
complete as shown on drawings & Engineer approval.
B New flashings and gutters LS LS
STEEL GATE
Supply and install first quality painted steel gate, price
to include frames, ironmongery set, hanging, fixing in
position, paint and decorations complete as shown on
drawings and Engineer approval
C Painted steel gate (240Wx160H) 1 no.
TOTAL BILL NO. 5 - SPECIALIST METAL WORKS

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BILL No. 6
Specialist Wood Works

BILL NO. 6 - SPECIALIST WOOD WORKS
06200 - Finish Carpentry
ACCOYA WOODEN BENCH
Supply and install first quality Accoya wooden bench at Sand

pit area, price to include 3x4.5cm Accoya capping, 1x2cm
groove to terminate wrapping, 4.5cm Accoya frame fixed to
bench from the side (4.65m long), and all necessary fixing in
position, paint (moisture, mold, weather resistance) and
accessories complete as shown on drawings (042/TD/422)
and Engineer approval.
A Accoya wooden bench size (170Lx55/41Wx39H)cm 1 no.
B Accoya wooden bench size (170Lx45Wx39H)cm 1 no.
CUPBOARDS
Supply and install first quality wooden cupboards, 18mm
thick WBP birch faced plywood, price to includes shelves,
drawers, leaves, fixing, fittings, paint, accessories and all
necessary complete as shown on drawings, as per
specifications and Engineer approval. (Workshop drawings
required for approval)
C Napping beds storage with front doors size (271x70x66)cm, at room 01 1 no.
D Kitchenette (open shelves) size (120x180x30)cm, at room 02 1 no.
E Fridge and freezer cabinet with front doors size (271x60x60)cm, at room 02 1 no.
F Desk top size (72x197x70)cm, at room 02 1 no.
G Desk area, open shelves and 1door size (122x197x35)cm, at room 02 1 no.
Teachers and kids cupboards, open shelves size (230.5x306.5x40)cm,

H 1 no.
at room 04
Teachers and kids cupboards, open shelves size
I 1 no.
(230.5x311.5x38.2)cm, at room 05
Teachers and kids cupboards, open shelves size (238x195x28.5)cm, at
J 1 no.
room 05
K 1 no.
(230.5x184.4x43.2)cm, at room 06
L 1 no.
(230.5x284.5x27.9)cm, at room 06
M 1 no.
(230.5x354.2x43.4)cm, at room 07
TOTAL BILL NO. 6 - SPECIALIST WOOD WORKS

BILL NO. 7
Thermal and Moisture Protection

BILL NO. 7 - THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION
PLANTER WATERPROOFING
Layer or composite layers for planter to provide

insulation laid to cross falls, price to include groove, angle
beads, mastic, overlaps, 100x100mm thick triangular
mortar cant for up stand, galvanized metal flashing,
aluminum corner drain, and all necessary fixing, fittings
complete. thicknesses to comply with drawings, as per
specifications and Engineer's approval.
A One layer of torch applied waterproofing membrane 13 m²
B Screed to falls 1% 4 m²
C (10-20)mm dia. Gravel , 10cm thick 4 m²
D Geotextile fabric wrapping 21 m²
E Sand for sand pit 1 m

3
F Soil mix 3 m
3
Supply and install extruded polystyrene thermal

insulation for external wall, price to include all
necessary fixings, fittings and accessories, complete as
shown on drawings and Engineer approval.
G Thermal insulation for external wall 15 m
2
TOTALBILL NO. 7 - THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION

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BILL NO. 8
Doors and Windows

BILL NO. 8 - DOORS AND WINDOWS
08140 - WOOD DOORS
PINE WOODEN DOORS
Supply and install first quality Pine wood door, price to

include sub frames, architraves, lipping, ironmongery
set hanging, fixing in position, glass, water based, fire
resistant finish, pine to be knot free and decorations
complete as shown on drawings and Engineer approval
A Single Leaf door type (D-1) size (95x235.8)cm 1 no.
B Single Leaf door with fixed glass panel type (D-2) size (150x233)cm 1 no.
C Single Leaf door with fixed glass panel type (D-3) size (131x233)cm 2 no.
D
Single Leaf door with fixed glass panel type (D-4) size (145x240)cm 1 no.
E Single Leaf door with fixed glass panel type (D-5) size (145x240)cm 1 no.
F Double Leaf door type (D-7) size (240x235.8)cm 1 no.
ACCOYA WOODEN DOORS

Supply and install first quality Accoya wood door, price
to include sub frames, architraves, lipping,
ironmongery set hanging, fixing in position, glass, and
decorations complete as shown on drawings and
G Single Leaf door with fixed glass panel type (D-6) size (145x240)cm 1 no.
085113 - ALUMINUM WINDOWS
ALUMINUM WINDOWS
Supply and install first quality aluminum windows, Ata

rabah elaf 16 or equivalent, finish to be raw aluminum
or natural anodized aluminum, weather stripping, price
to include ironmongery, frame, fly screen, rubber seal,
rod foam, clear glazing panel, rubber pad, sealant
silicon, fixed in position with sub frames, air tightness
and thermic insulation all as shown on drawings, as
specified and Engineer approval.
H Sliding aluminum window type (W-1) size (150x175) cm 1 no.
I Sliding aluminum window type (W-2) size (220x230) cm 3 no.
J Sliding aluminum window type (W-3) size (280x230) cm 1 no.
SHOWER SCREEN
Supply and install first quality Corian privacy shower

screen, fixed to wall with stainless steel channel
fabrication, price to include fixing in position, fittings,
accessories and all necessary complete as shown on
drawings and Engineer approval.
A Shower screen size (90x110) cm 2 no.
B Shower screen size (75x110) cm 1 no.
088300 - MIRRORS
MIRRORS
Mirrors, price to include fixing in position, fittings,

C Mirror size (97x55.5)cm 1 no.
D Mirror size (120x110)cm 1 no.
PROVISIONAL SUM
E Corner protection (detail to be agreed with Engineer) 1 PS. 400.00
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TOTAL BILL NO. 8 - DOORS AND WINDOWS

BILL NO. 9
Finishes
BILL NO. 9 - FINISHES
INTERNAL FLOOR FINISHING
093000 - TILING
09410 - TERAZZO TILES
Supply and install first quality terrazzo floor tiles. Price

to include mortar, cement and sand bed, sand fill,
trims, accessories, movement joints, grouting, making
good all exposed terrazzo tiles and grouting prior to
polishing to receive PVC tiles, polishing and all
necessary complete as shown on drawings and
Engineer approval.
A Terrazzo floor tiles 158 m²
09650- PVC FLOOR TILES

Supply and install first quality PVC floor tiles, price to
include adhesive, cutting, fillings, trims, accessories
and cleaning complete as shown on drawings and
Engineer approval. (PVC floors to be protected with
Cartonal boards prior to wood works)
B PVC floor tiles 195 m²
09650- EXTERNAL RUBBER FLOORING
Supply and install first quality external rubber flooring,

price to include adhesive, cutting, fillings, trims,
accessories and cleaning complete as shown on
C External rubber flooring 53 m²
09640- WOOD SKIRTING

Supply and install first quality painted Accoya wood
skirting, 10cm high, price to include adhesive, cutting,
accessories, complete as shown on drawings and
Engineer approval.
D Skirting 13 lm
WALLS FINISHING
09220 - PORTLAND CEMENT PLASTER
25 mm thick, three coats of ordinary Portland cement

and sand (1:4) plastering. Price to include angle beads,
casing stop, grooves and metal lath, and all necessary
complete as shown on drawings and Engineer approval.
A To concrete or block walls 73 m²
09310 - PORCELAIN WALL TILES
Supply and install first quality porcelain wall tiles,

color as per Engineer approval, price to include cutting,
trims, accessories, movement joints, grouting, and
cleaning complete as shown on drawings, and Engineer
approval.
B For toilets' walls size (10x10)cm 30 m²
CEMENT BOARD PARTITION

Supply and install first quality cement board partition,
12mm thick, price to include fixings, fittings,
C Cement board partition 51 m²
WALLS FINISHING CONT'D
09640 - BIRCH FACED PLYWOOD PARTITIONS / PANELLING
Supply and install first quality birch faced plywood on

split batons, price to include cutting, fittings, fixings,
cnc cutting and accessories. plywood to receive water
based and fire resistant finish and all necessary
complete as shown on drawings.
A Birch faced plywood on split batons 148 m²
Supply and install first quality timber partition, price

to include softwood stud, rockwool thermal insulations
and two layers of WBP plywood, price to include all
fittings, fixing and all necessary complete as per
B Timber partition 108 m²
097213- CORK BOARD
Supply and install first quality Cork board. Price to

include fittings, fixing and all necessary complete as
shown on drawings.
C Cork board 17 m²
FREE KNOT PINE FENCE

Supply and install first quality knot free pine fence,
timber to receive water based and fire resistant finish ,
Price to include paint, fittings, fixing, accessories,
stainless steel plates, stainless steel posts, bolts and all
necessary complete as shown on drawing
(042/TD/510) and Engineer approval.
D Free knot Pine Fence size (527x80)cm 1 Item
WALLS FINISHING CONT'D
09900 - WALLS PAINTING
Supply and apply first quality paint for walls, price to

include preparation works, undercoats complete as
approval.
A Paint for plastered walls, color as per Engineer approval 33 m²
COLORED RENDER
Supply and apply first quality colored render for walls,
Creative Concrete render spec (colour to be approved),
color and finish as per Engineer approval. Price to
include preparation works, undercoats complete as
approval.
B Colored render for walls 57 m²
Supply and apply first quality special render system for

cement board by creative concrete or equivalent, color
and finish as per Engineer approval. Price to include
preparation works, undercoats complete as shown on
drawings as per specifications and Engineer approval.
C Special render system for cement board 51 m²
INTERNAL CEILING FINISHING

09260 - GYPSUM BOARD FALSE CEILING
Waterproofing gypsum board suspended ceiling, Knauf
or equivalent, price to include suspension system,
shadow gap, access panels, bulkheads, hidden
indicated lighting curved, fixings, fittings, accessories,
skin coat complete as shown on drawings and Engineer
approval.
A Waterproofing gypsum board for ceilings, 12mm thick 156 m²
PERFORATED CEILING PLASTER BOARD
Perforated ceiling plaster board, 12.5mm thick, Knauf

or equivalent, price to include suspension system,
fixings, fittings, accessories, skin coat and all necessary
complete as shown on drawings, as per specifications
and Engineer approval.
B Perforated ceiling plaster board 20 m²
09900 - EMULSION PAINT
First quality paint for gypsum boards price to include

preparation works, under coats, complete as shown on
C For waterproofing gypsum board 156 m²
COLLECTION
From Page No. 1
From Page No. 2
From Page No. 3
From Page No. 4
From Page No. 5
TOTAL BILL NO. 9 - FINISHES

Furniture
BILL NO. 12 - FURNITURE
12400- FURNITURE
Supply, install and place in position furniture and

required fabrics complete, price to include all
necessary fixings, fittings and accessories complete.
Type, size, shape, dimensions and decoration as
shown on drawing (042/TD/804,805), as per
priced schedule and Engineer's approval.
Supply, install and place in position furniture and required fabrics

A LS LS
as per attached priced schedule
KITCHEN FURNITURE
Supply, install and place in position kitchen

furniture, price to include all necessary fixing,
fittings and accessories complete as shown on
drawing (042/TD/806), as per priced schedule and
Engineer's approval.
Supply, install and place in position kitchen furniture as per
B LS LS
attached priced schedule
Carried to Summary (JD)
Bill 12 -1 of 1
Dayworks
DAYWORKS
RATE ONLY
General Notes
A Day works will be administered strictly in accordance with the

Conditions of Contract.
B The Contractor will be paid for Day works carried out during
the course of the Works, while other operations are in progress,
at the rates set out in this Schedule. Allowance for Overheads
and Profit are not to be included in the Day work rates but
allowed for and included in the Percentage Addition inserted
against the item provided at the end of the respective Labor,
Materials and Plant sections of this Day works Schedule.
C The basic Day work rates to be inserted in the Schedule shall

correspond to the base cost rates which the Contractor has used
in determining the unit rates and prices inserted against the
measured work sections of the Bills of Quantities.
D Only productive time engaged in performing actual day work

will be allowed. In the event of Labor and/or Contractor's Plant
or Equipment having to be brought to the Site specifically for
an item of day work, then a reasonable allowance for travelling
time shall be considered, providing that any such requirement
must be discussed and agreed with the Engineer in advance of
the commencement of such item of day work.
Day Works - 1 of 4
DAYWORKS
Rates for Labor
A Labor (unskilled) 1 Hrs.
B Labor (skilled) 1 Hrs.
C Carpenter (skilled) 1 Hrs.
D Steelworker (skilled) 1 Hrs.
E Steelworker 1 Hrs.
F Mason (Brick/block layer) 1 Hrs.
G Mason (Stone) 1 Hrs.
H Electrician 1 Hrs.
I Plummer 1 Hrs.
Day Works - 2 of 4
DAYWORKS
RATES FOR MATERIALS
A OP Cement ( or equivalent) 1 T
3
B Coarse Aggregate (dry) 1 m
C Fine Aggregate (dry) 1 m3
D Reinforcement bars (high yield, deformed) 1 T

2
E Shuttering 1 m
F 70mm thick block concrete 1 m2

2
G 100mm thick block concrete 1 m
H 150mm thick block concrete 1 m2
I 200mm thick block concrete 1 m2

2
J Stone 1 m
Day Works - 3 of 4
DAYWORKS
RATES FOR CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT
A Concrete Mixer 1 Hrs.
B Dump Truck ( minimum 10 tons) 1 Hrs.
C Compressor (one tool) 1 Hrs.
D Pneumatic tool, hoses and fittings 1 Hrs.
E Electric small hand tool 1 Hrs.
F Electric hand held circular saw 1 Hrs.
G Electric hand held breaker 1 Hrs.
H Tower crane 1 Hrs.
I Small Loader 1 Hrs.
J Large Loader 1 Hrs.
K Lorry 1 Hrs.
Core Drill Bits 4"
L 1 Hrs.
Core Drill Bits 6"
M 1 Hrs.
Core Drill Bits 8"
N 1 Hrs.
OVERHEAD %
PROFIT %
Day Works - 4 of 4
Summary
SUMMARY
ITEM DESCRIPTION TOTAL (JD)
BILL NO. 2 SITE CONSTRUCTION
BILL NO. 3 CONCRETE WORK
BILL NO. 4 MASONRY
BILL NO. 5 SPECIALIST METAL WORKS
BILL NO. 6 SPECIALIST WOOD WORKS
BILL NO. 7 THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION
BILL NO. 8 DOORS AND WINDOWS
BILL NO. 9 FINISHES
BILL NO. 12 FURNITURE
TOTAL - CARRIED TO FORM OF TENDER (JD)
MAIN BUILDING (A)

QS PROFESSIONALS Summary - 1 of 1 AND POOL HOUSE (B)

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MOL Nursery, 7th Circle

DIVISION GR GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

DIVISION 2 SITE CONSTRUCTION

DIVISION 6 SPECIALIST WOOD WORKS

DIVISION 7 THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION

DIVISION 8 DOORS AND WINDOWS

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a. To assist in the accurate preparation of tenders, by providing for measurement of

MOL Nursery, 7th Circle 4 METHOD OF MEASUREMENT

4. Items to be Fully Inclusive

a) Labor and all associated costs.

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5.8 Establishment charges, overhead’s and profit shall include:

a) Costs related to the employment of labor.

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a) Access to a possession or use of the site.

9. Contractor’s Administrative Arrangements

10. Constructional Plant

11. Contractor’s Facilities

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12. Sundry Items

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MOL Nursery, 7th Circle 9 METHOD OF MEASUREMENT

Selective Structure Demolition:

Each kind of item is given separately as the BOQ

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1.1 Bar reinforcement

High yield and mild steel bar reinforcement is given separately.

Bar reinforcement is given in Tons.

The unit rate is deemed to include:

- Preparing schedules for bar bending.

- Fixing bars in any position and in any member.

- Fixing bars horizontally, vertically and sloping.

- Any diameter, section and length of bars.

- Forming straight bent and curved bars and links.

- Cutting, lapping and jointing (including special joints)

- Hooks, tying wire, spacers, chairs and the like.

- The weight of surface treatments and rolling margin.

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- Any method of pouring, placing, compacting and curing.

- Pouring on or against earth or unblended hard-core.

- Any thickness, cross-sectional area or number of members.

- Horizontal, sloping and vertical.

- Placing or finishing to falls and cross falls.

- Extra width of concrete or formwork to edges of blinding beds.

- Formwork, left in Formwork or other form of temporary support to top of sloping

- All labors on concrete including working around pipes or cables, cutting

- All sleeves for first-fix electromechanical permanent works are included.

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The unit rate is deemed to include:

- Mortar for bedding and jointing.

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1. Metal fabrications, and the like

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1.1 Each kind and type of cabinet is given separately.

1.4 Cabinets are enumerated.

providing everything necessary for jointing, sealant and pointing,